Controversial singer Miley Cyrus stunned attendees of her show here with an array of outrageous, not-safe-for-work outfits.
As she kicked off her Dead Petz Tour at the Riviera Theatre here on Thursday, Cyrus wore fake breasts and a prosthetic penis while performing, reports aceshowbiz.com.
The costumes included a barely-there bikini, gold leotard, suit jacket with big letters "D" and "O" for her song "Dooo it" among others.
In between performances, she was photographed rubbing her regular tour companion dancer Amazon Ashley's chest and letting her fans stuff dollar bills into her mouth.
She performed nearly all of her songs from "Miley Cyrus and Her Dead Petz" album, which was released online for free during the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards back in August, and closed the show with a "We can't stop" performance.
Cyrus will next take her tour to Detroit, Washington, New York and Philadelphia, before a final show in Boston on December 6.
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